Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-09

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A hfth nifanhmant vas isEied On the
ssook and fixtures Of The STORE belengine
10 T.. Roslein % THIS city. This time,
4 L B. Dawson, EecEsfayy o. the MeI-
chanfs' REutacfive Association e Pert
lana, tsleRraphed 20 afGornsgs ID this
city 10 attach The stock for the sum Of
9Is6 30, amount alleged 10 Be Que foE
goods received FROM 6fma Who were
members Of the association. Ths total
affachmenfs 10 date amount to nearly
i've thousand dollars.
TIE Peemiar brought over from Van
oouveT Iast night 800 Gases Of japanese
and Chinese curics. The duties
amounting TO several thousand ooller.,
vas paid By the Chiness hrm Of Tai 4
%. Of this city.
william Btlbba, Of PORT LndIow. came
down this morning With an injured arm,
and ventilated mis- grievances 90 Justioe
Of The Peaca Van Bokkelin, who aftei
| due consideration, issued Q warrant ton
| he arrest Of oae William Lawrence
The eomplainant alleges that the Do
| fendanf did bodily injury 10 himself
ana aaka the court % investigate ihl
ease. Deputy Sheriff Frank p. LoftuI
vent 10 Ludl0W today with the warrant
| for the arrest Of Lawrence.
TIE ship Prussia, from San Francisco
arrived yesterday and proceeded TO Peri
Biakaiy for @ return cargo Of lumber.
The American bark Sarah 3. Ridge
way arrived yesterday efter o passaR:
Of eiRkk days from San Francisco, end
was towed 10 Port Moody By the tuf
Tacoma. The Ridgeway q loading 81
second cargo Of coal Of the hrst ehaEte'
| b. the Anthracite Coal Company Of thl
Northwest Territory. The charter u to-
The GILLIAN ship EutslIa. from Por,
Ludlow, vas towed into the haEboE lhiI
morning By the tng Pioneer. The ku.
tella will clear tOmorroW for Australia.
Captain Larson. Of the schooner
Annie Larson, resigned bis vessel 81
San Pedro and vas succeeded By Gap
tain White, late master Of the Mount
Iamalpla8.
Captain Crawford, Of the steamer Al
II, remained over q trip in San Fran
cisco, and Captain Smith, Of the steamer
San Vincente. has gone In his place. The
mate Of the George w. Elder goes In
the San Vincente, and O. Gray Is mag
ter coea chief In tbs Elder.
Captain II. A. Mclaughlin, Of the SOC
AlerS, IN San Franoisoo, was married
last week. In she Bay CITY, TO Miss Mag
Gle Mc0overn.
Captain Wall, who was master Of ths
Gillian bark Lily Grace when she va
wrecked last year, is nov In command
Of The Bolivian bark Don RemiFieo
nov dns IN San Francisco from JaDaD
Captain Hayden, who was formerly
master Of the bark Bella Vigte, after
visit % San Francisco, arrived yesteR
day on the Mexico.
Port Townsend. Nov. 9. 1887.